Poll: Which Summer Movie Are You Looking Forward to the Most in 2015?

2015

This past weekend was another down week at the box office.  As I mentioned in last week’s poll, the summer movie box office has been down around 20% over last summer.  Hollywood is in a near state of panic.  They keep telling themselves that 2014 is an off year because the big franchises are all taking the year off.  Instead, there is a pile up of anticipated movies next summer which Hollywood hopes will reverse the trend.

Pick as many movies as you like and vote as often as you like.  Also, if there is a poll topic you would like to see in the future, let me know in the comments section.

 

For your reference, here is the current summer movie calendar for 2015:

Friday, May 1

  • The Avengers: Age of Ultron 
  • Far From The Madding Crowd 

Friday, May 8

  • Don’t Mess With Texas

Friday, May 15

  • Mad Max: Fury Road 
  • Pixels 
  • Pitch Perfect 2 

Friday, May 22

  • Tomorrowland 
  • Spy 

Friday, May 29

  • Insidious: Chapter 3 
  • Monster Trucks 
  • Untitled Cameron Crowe Project

Friday, June 5

  • B.O.O.: Bureau of Otherworldly Operations
  • San Andreas 3D 

Friday, June 12

  • Jurassic World 
  • Entourage 

Friday, June 19

  • The Fantastic Four 
  • Inside Out

Friday, June 26

  • Ted 2
  • Ricky and the Flash

Wednesday, July 1

  • Terminator: Genesis 

Friday, July 3

  • Magic Mike XXL 

Friday, July 10

  • Minions

Friday, July 17

  • Ant-Man 
  • Pan 

Friday, July 24

  • Trainwreck 

Friday, July 31

  • Grimsby 
  • Peregrine’s Home for Peculiars

Friday, August

  • Assassin’s Creed 
  • Goosebumps 
  • Point Break 

Friday, August 14

  • Untitled Armored Car Project 
  • Straight Outta Compton 

Friday, August 21

  • Me Before You 
  • Sinister 2 

Friday, August 28

  • Regression

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daffystardust
Editor
9 years ago

No competition here. Avengers 2 is the only one of these films that I’m sure to see in its first weekend. Jurassic World and Ant Man may convince me when I see their trailers.

Guardians of the Galaxy will be out later this week!

Iggins
Iggins
9 years ago

I don’t know about Ted 2. I enjoyed the first Ted but did it really need a sequel?

I’ll probably see Avengers 2 and I’ll definitely see Trainwreck, if only because I’m in it as an extra.

Iggins
Iggins
9 years ago
Reply to  Iggins

Oh and I’ll probably see Ant-Man. We’ll see about the others…

jeffthewildman
9 years ago
Reply to  lebeau

Yeah I enjoyed the original Ted. But it was a one-joke movie and this is trying to stretch it. Every time I see a sequel to a movie that does not need one I’m reminded of this story Kevin Smith once told:

He’d been offered a couple of screenwriting gigs. One was for a Superman movie that Tim Burton was going to direct. The other was for a planned sequel to Beetlejuice called “Beetlejuice Goes Hawaiian”. In response to the latter he responded:

“Didn’t we say everything that needed to be said in the original Beetlejuice? Must we go tropical?”

daffystardust
Editor
9 years ago
Reply to  lebeau

Yeah I enjoyed the original Bill & Ted. But….

daffystardust
Editor
9 years ago
Reply to  lebeau

thanks for the insightful info Lebeau! I was making a time travel joke that probably only made sense in my own head at the time.

RB
RB
9 years ago

Magic Mike? Are we having fun again? There is no Roman numeral XXL.

Craig Hansen
Craig Hansen
9 years ago
Reply to  lebeau

I just saw the trailer for next summers’ Mad Max film. I gotta say, it looks pretty darn impressive! Oh, just seeing that classic V-8 Interceptor again brought a smile to my face. One of my favorite movie cars ever….

The original Mad Max film was a terrific down-and-dirty independent film from Australia, and of course The Road Warrior is an outright classic in the action genre. A shame Beyond Thunderdome was such a disappointment. After watching this new trailer, for the first time in a few decades I’m actually excited for a Mad Max film again.

RB
RB
9 years ago
Reply to  lebeau

I THOUGHT you were making it up… well, I better see the first Magic Mike some time before next year then. Call it research.

Jestak
Editor
9 years ago

What looks good?

The Avengers, because it would have to fall a long, long way short of the first film to not be at least reasonably watchable.

Mad Max because Miller is making it and I’m interested to see his take on things over thirty years on from the first films.

And Tomorrowland, because Brad Bird is a pretty creative guy so there’s a good chance it will live up to the interesting premise.

Otherwise, a lot that looks cringeworthy.

Daurian
Daurian
9 years ago

B.O.O.: Bureau of Otherworldly Operations bears an awful resemblance to R.I.P.D…

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